MSNBC Anchor Apologizes For “Red-Neck” Remarks - With Videos
See, THIS is the left.
Divide, separate, categorize, stereotype … and then scream accusations the other side is biased and racist.
This is the big stinking jock-strap the MSM has hung around their own necks in this election …
Stress, stress, stress … push, push, push Hussein’s “blackness”, and explain away areas of the country that aren’t buying into their Messiah hype and voting for him as dumb-assed, knuckle-draggin’, Bible-thumping, gun-huggin’, KKK-kissin’, cousin-marryin’, racist, bigot, red-neck hicks … too fucking dumb to see the divineness of this ‘first black candidate for POTUS’ and vote for him.
MSNBC’s ass-clown disease seems to have spread like an acute and aggressive strain of mental HIV from Matthews and Olberclown to their remaining designated “journalists and reporters” …
When firefighters realize a structure is un-savable … they usually stand back at a safe distance and just … let `er burn.
Mitchell Apologizes For “Redneck” Comment
MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell apologized today for calling southwest Virginia, “real redneck” country. Toward the end of her 1pmET hour, she said, “I owe an apology to the good people of Bristol, Virginia for something stupid that I said.”
The editor of the Bristol Herald Courier (in Bristol, Virginia), J. Todd Foster, wrote a column published yesterday in response to the comment.
“I’m a redneck. But then again, so is every one of you reading this column. Or so says Andrea Mitchell of NBC News,” writes Foster.
Mitchell made the comment last Thursday as she referred to “interesting images,” of Sen. Barack Obama appearing with Sen. Mark Warner in southwest Virginia. “This is real redneck, sort of…um, bordering on Appalachia country,” she said. “This is not the northern Virginia, sort of, high tech corridor. These are not voters he would logically be gravitating to.”
“The last bastion of acceptable, politically incorrect stereotyping is making fun of Southerners,” writes Foster. “And we’re damned tired of it.”
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